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Judith Rich Harris

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Infant & Child

Development from Birth Through Middle Childhood

by Judith Rich Harris, Robert M. Liebert

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Covers developmental psychology from birth to middle childhood. Children are viewed as taking a role in their own development, not as passive recipients of their environment. Recent research is included on obese children, shy and resilient children and children with AIDS.

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Prentice Hall

Published

1992

Pages

512

Language

EN

Psychology / Developmental / ChildPsychology / Psychotherapy / Child & Adolescent

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Book details

Publisher: Prentice Hall

Published: 1992

Pages: 512

Language: EN

Categories: Psychology / Developmental / Child, Psychology / Psychotherapy / Child & Adolescent

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